American English
/ɪnˈfɔɹ.mɪŋ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
To give someone facts or details about something.
Practice out loudTo give someone facts or details about something.
The manager is informing staff about the changes.
She is informing us that the meeting has moved.
Say “inform someone,” not “inform to someone.”
informing the public · informing customers · informing someone about a change · informing someone of a decision
informing someone about something
informing someone that + sentence
To help shape a decision, plan, or opinion by providing facts or details.
The study is informing future health policy.
Customer feedback is informing our plans.
informing policy · informing decisions · informing future research
informing a decision, plan, or policy
informing how something is done
to make sure that someone receives the latest facts or details
Please keep me informed about any changes.